1995 HONDA CIVIC1.4L PETROL

The 1995 Honda Civic has a limited and inconsistent MOT history, with the most recent recorded entry dated 2010-06-26. On that day, the vehicle both passed and failed the same MOT, with the failure citing non-working nearside and offside registration plate lamps, as well as stop lamps. This contradiction suggests a possible administrative error or unresolved issues, but the lack of subsequent MOT records after 2010 raises concerns about the vehicle’s maintenance and compliance. The earliest documented MOT in 2009 reveals recurring issues with brake systems, including offside and nearside front brake binding, uneven brake application, and tyre tread below legal limits. These problems indicate potential wear or neglect in critical safety components. A 2008 MOT showed no defects, but the 2009 failures suggest a deterioration in brake and tyre conditions within 12 months. However, the 2010 failure focused on lighting rather than brakes, hinting at possible intermittent or unresolved mechanical concerns. The vehicle’s low mileage of 103,083 miles (3,325 miles per year) for its age implies infrequent use or periods of inactivity. While this could reduce wear on moving parts, it may also lead to issues like seized components, fluid degradation, or electrical faults. The absence of MOT records post-2010 means there is no evidence of how the vehicle’s condition has evolved in the past 16 years.